
Operating Systems Review
Quiz by Rachel Hirsch
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- Q1This term refers to a type of computer program that enables the operating system to interact with hardware devices. Some install automatically upon being plugged in, others require the user to download and install them, usually from the manufacturer's website.UtilitiesKernelIRQsdrivers30s
- Q2This term refers to the interface design in Windows 7. There are glass effects on window borders. You can also use shake and snap to organize windows.AeroMetroCLITiles30s
- Q3This term refers to a set of icons that can be viewed on a side panel in the Windows 8 metro interface. It can also be viewed by pressed the Windows button and the letter c.Charmssettingsalt+tabtask manager30s
- Q4What does the Mac OS boot camp feature allow you to do?allows you to change the IP configurationbacks up files on Macset the boot orderallows an apple device to install a Windows OS30s
- Q5Where would you look to change multiple settings in Mac OS?System preferenceskeychainFinderthe Dock30s
- Q6What is the Mac OS equivalent of the command line?Terminalkeychaintime machineMission control30s
- Q7What tool is used in Linux for backup?terminalsystem restoretime machineDeja Dup30s
- Q8What is the tool used in Mac OS to backup data?deja dupTime machineterminalrestore point30s
- Q9What hardware component can utilize S.M.A.R.T.?adapter cardsmonitorskeyboardsHard drives, SSDs, SSHDs30s
- Q10What key on Mac OS systems is often used as a replacement for the Ctrl key in many shortcuts?AltTabCommandApple key30s